Feel like drawing? Love anime? Join the Anime club – it’s up and
running. This club started several years ago with just five
students and has evolved to include as many as forty at times. At
the meetings, students (“Anime-niacs”) talk about their favorite
anime characters, play cards, trade anime books, draw, and make
new friends. Ms. Carnie is the club’s supervisor, but students do
all of the teaching and drawing. All students are welcome!

Looking for a welcoming place to express yourself in messy, fun
and colorful ways? Come to Art Club, every Monday from
2:30-3:30 in room 104! In addition to drawing, painting and
craft making, this year we will also have CLAY time and possibly
some mural making action! Our first meeting is September
9th–don’t miss out!

Have you ever wanted to communicate with deaf people, but didn’t
know how? If so, join the ASL Club. During meetings, students
will play fun games and activities to learn how to do American
Sign Language.

Club advisory Ms. Vicari’s goal for the club is that students
will be able to communication with deaf people like her.

Do you love sinking your teeth into a big, thick book? Do you
have a back up book at the ready for when you finish your current
one? If so, you are not alone! Come to Book Club and meet others
just like you who find reading to be a true pleasure! You and
your new “Book Buds” can enjoy your love of reading
together, organize book themed events, and help create a
delicious “Book Menu” of must-reads.

Do ideas whirl around in your head like the spin cycle on the
washing machine? Are you looking for an outlet for your pent up
teenage angst? Then join the Writers Club where you have the
opportunity to work on new writing, finish personal writing
projects, and help others review their work. Mr. Mitchell
wants to work with students who are passionate about writing and
exploring ideas.

Role play games, card games, board games—if you like to play
games, this club is for you. We will have different games every
week to make sure there is something for everyone. Come out to
play at the Games Club!

Do you like gardening? Are you interested in the environment?
Check out Sutter’s H.O.T. new club – Hands
On Trees.
Participants will learn about gardening as well as
different aspects of environmental studies, such as trees and
plant nutrients. We also will do some cooking and some
community service.

K-Pop Club welcomes all fans and enthusiasts of Korean Pop
music. From BTS to BigBang, EXO to Wanna One, we wanna you
to come hang with us at lunch! We discuss the latest K-Pop
culture, fashion, music, and dances. All are welcome to
come join the fun!

Are you a member of the LGBTQ+ community? If not, would you like
to show your support for people who are? Either way, you
have a place here. This club welcomes people of all genders and
sexualities to engage in open discussion and activism. We provide
a safe space for students to express thoughts, worries and
questions and share advice with peers. Don’t let the fear of
being different hold you back from changing the world! And
remember, you don’t have to “come out” to come out to the club!

If you’re a fast thinker, love math, and enjoy competition, join
Mathletes! Sutter’s Mathletes have been on a first place
winning streak for years and Ms. Martin wants to continue this
tradition. To be a Mathlete you need a
teacher recommendation and a love for math. The Mathletes
practice at Sutter and compete in tournaments at JFK High School
.

Are you smart, creative and love problem solving? If so,
Robotics might be the club for you. This club will involve
discussing core values while programming and
developing a project for competition. This will be a
very
small group so apply early. You must make a commitment to be
there at every meeting and once in a while on the weekends.

Would you like to learn to crochet a hat, knit a scarf, or sew a
hem? Sutter’s Sew, Knit and Crochet Club is the perfect place for
crafty students. From pencil bags, to purses; draw string skirts
to decorations, club members can learn how to make all kinds of
projects. The club is open to everyone from beginners to
advanced. No experience needed.

Do you love skate boarding, but you have nobody to ride with?
Whether you’re a seasoned skater or just getting started,
join the skate club. The club meets in room
101 then heads over to the B Street Skate Park. During
skate
sessions, you can practice your skills and learn new tricks
from other club members. Everyone is welcome.

Joining Sutter’s debate team is a great way for your voice to be
heard. In the meetings, participants discuss current events and
prepare to compete in tournaments. Sutter’s team is nationally
recognized in both individual and team events. Mr. Baradat,
the club’s advisor, said that members need to, “want to debate,
work to debate, and have fun debating.”

Sutter Strings is a year-long afterschool program offered
completely free of charge where students of all levels can learn
to play a stringed instrument. The club is led by retired
Sutter orchestra teacher Ms. Vigil. Instruments are provided
to participants who do not have their own. The only requirement
is a commitment to show up every week on time and to practice at
home between lessons. The intermediate group for those who have
at least one year of experience. The Beginning group is for those
who have never played an instrument before. The orchestra will
perform later in the season to show what they have learned.

Orientation for everyone will be on Tuesday September
17th at 2:40 in Room 110. Lessons will begin on the 23rd and
24th as follows:

Do you want to know more about how your mental and physical
health work together? Would you like to learn to manage
stress and stay calm? Join Sutter’s Health and Wellness Club
where you can learn meditation, make stress balls and do relaxing
art projects. All students are welcome.